Impatiently he shifted, but the other didn’t even spare him a glance.
“Stop fidgeting Max, it has to be done.”
Self-justification was pointless, it didn’t need to be done at all. It wasn’t their responsibility, but there was no point in trying to tell him that.
“Now, that looks grand, doesn’t it?”
Max looked at the door hung high on the tree limb disdainfully, he could think of a more fitting description.
“Someone has to spark the children’s imagination again Max, before its lost forever.”
The polar bear sighed, yep, it was going to be a very long day.
© NopeNotPam
nope, not pam 
lol was waiting for the twist … and not disappointed!
You have comments off from the posts I’ve been reading lately 😦
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It depends how I’m feeling. I’m not writing much anymore
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your still posting heaps … hang in there!
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I’m going to cut back. It’s hard without inspiration
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you seem to thrive on the prompts …
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It’s a struggle 🧐
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I’d never have guessed, so you’ve done well to make it read so fluently 🙂
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Thanks Kate, my boss often reads them after I’ve finished and gives his word of advice 😉
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how does one woman get such amazing men in her life … hubby and boss!
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Thunder and lightning, very very frightening 🥳
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What a beautiful photo accompanying your story
I love polar bears 🐻❄️
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Thanks Michele, so do I
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❤️🥰
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Polar bears have a tough task ahead of them. Cool story Deb
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Thanks Sadje 😃
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What a fab story Deb, I loved the way you mixed reality and dreams, the misdirection with the fairy doors and polar bears was brilliant. Thank you so much for joining in with #writephoto. Sorry for the delayed response, I’m doing a bit of catch-up. KL ❤
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Thanks KL. Hope you’re having a great week 😊
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